Kerala, being a high density population state (860 people per sq. km), managing bio and non -biodegradable waste is a huge challenge for local self-government (LSG) bodies. The state floatedContinue Reading
What most industries do right now is: Take, Make and Dispose. Extract resources, process them into products, dispose off after use as waste. This is a linear system. In aContinue Reading
The construction industry is responsible for about a third of the world’s carbon emissions, making sustainable architecture a pressing need. Natural building materials and techniques are becoming popular due toContinue Reading
The recently concluded “World Cocoa Conference” in Berlin saw stakeholders issuing a declaration to coordinate efforts to stamp out exploitation and environmental degradation in cocoa. Partly driven by concerns aboutContinue Reading
Pursuing sustainable growth through preserving the environment is one of the hallmarks of Indian Railways. To further spread its green initiatives, Indian Railways had entered into a partnership with theContinue Reading
Large food and beverage companies are facing some of the most pressing global challenges today namely -poverty, food insecurity, water scarcity and resource depletion — many of whom are complicatedContinue Reading
Plastic, once hailed as a miracle material, has become a global environmental nightmare. While it offers convenience and durability, its persistence in our ecosystems poses a significant threat to bothContinue Reading
The Swiss glaciers experienced a significant retreat in 2024, surpassing the average melting rate of the previous decade. Despite a promising start with heavy snowfall during the winter and spring,Continue Reading
